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To: CottonBall

A few ideas.

A neighborhood watch group, consisting of trustworthy people, could be helpful. A detailed book about this: “A Failure of Civility”, which is hard to get now but I saw a link posted a while ago. Plans of how to work with neighbors in case of attacks locally, surveillance and many defense measures are described. If need be road blocks could be improvised to keep strangers out of neighborhoods or streets.

Carrying firearms according to state statutes (my state has good laws) is very important, and knowing how to use them and being psychologically prepared as well. Having communication plans in case of any infrastructure being down or spotty. Having code phrases or words to use with family members and neighborhood groups, especially useful if there is some active attack happening.

Having a family plan so that every family member knows what to do in case of bad things happening.


1,148 posted on 03/05/2024 4:32:10 PM PST by little jeremiah (Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming)
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To: little jeremiah

All excellent ideas!!!

TY


1,166 posted on 03/06/2024 7:16:40 AM PST by CottonBall (The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.)
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To: little jeremiah

A neighborhood watch group, consisting of trustworthy people, could be helpful.
A detailed book about this: “A Failure of Civility”, which is hard to get now

Book is out of print and sellers are asking insane prices from $175 to $500

BUT - you can get a free full PDF Download here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JhWOXyOvAKwIfPymqeqakbKeK6nPxlDi/edit


1,194 posted on 03/10/2024 7:24:53 AM PDT by Iron Munro (AMERICA - LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT !)
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